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Nexo (NEXO) Price Prediction: Nexo Price Struggles Despite Mild Accumulation Signals

Crypto Market Hints at a Two-Year Post-Thanksgiving Pattern Returning

The crypto market is recovering ahead of Thanksgiving, with momentum and on-chain data echoing the same year-end pattern seen in 2022 and 2023.

BitMine’s Tom Lee and On-Chain Data Signal a Big December Move for Bitcoin

Bitcoin may be approaching a decisive December as liquidity conditions tighten and on-chain metrics shift. BitMine Chairman Tom Lee says the market has been “limping” since the October 10 liquidation shock, but argues the setup now supports a major move before year-end.  Recent on-chain trends and exchange-collateral data point to similar pressure building beneath the

Market Consolidation Near Breakout Zone: 5 Altcoins Traders Are Watching for the Next Major Move

Bitcoin Enables Interest Earning through CeFi and DeFi Platforms

Nexo Expands into Global Markets with MetaTrader 5 Integration

Ethereum Shaken by 2.4M ETH Withdrawals as Validators Exit the Network

Ethereum Staking Exit Queue Reaches Unprecedented Levels! Will This Create Selling Pressure for ETH?

$3.24B Into Bitcoin ETF Amid Renewed Investor Confidence

'Uptober' Is Nearly Upon Us—Here's What It Means for Bitcoin

Neel Kashkari Backs Two Rate Cuts in 2025 as Fed Signals Economic Shift

Asset management platform Nexo redeemed 48,300 ETH from ether.fi 4 hours ago, worth approximately $183 million.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF owns 3.25% of BTC supply

Bitcoin Could Gain If US-China Trade Deal Finalizes, Easing Global Economic Uncertainty

Animoca Brands Prepares for Public Listing in New York Amid Crypto Regulation Changes

Animoca Brands is preparing for a public listing in New York, citing the current US administration’s more relaxed stance on cryptocurrency regulation as a strategic opportunity to access the world’s largest capital market. The company’s executive chair, Yat Siu, revealed that an announcement regarding the listing could come soon, with various shareholding structures under consideration.

8 major cryptocurrency companies have announced plans to enter the U.S. market so far in 2025

Eight Major Cryptocurrency Companies Announced Entry into the US Market by 2025

Dubai’s $8.8 Billion Bet to Make Maldives a Blockchain Paradise

Deribit Plans to Enter U.S. Amid Trump’s Pro-Crypto Parade

Crypto Lender Nexo Returns to the US Market Amid Regulatory Shifts

Crypto lender Nexo re-enters the US market. The platform left the United States in 2022 because of regulatory pressure.

Crypto Lender Nexo Return to U.S. After Regulatory Setback

Nexo (NEXO) price surges as crypto lender announces US return

Nexo Announces U.S. Return During Bulgaria Event with Donald Trump Jr.

The announcement came during a high-profile event in Sofia, Bulgaria, on Sunday, where Donald Trump Jr. was the featured speaker

The Intersection Between Sports and Crypto with Nexo’s Dimitar Stalimirov (PBW2025 Interview)

A close-up with Dimitar Stalimirov, Nexo’s Director of Brand Marketing, exploring the company’s deeper dive into sports partnerships and beyond.

Nexo re-enters US market with $11 billion in assets

Nexo announces return to US market to provide full range of digital asset services

Nexo is back, hello America

Nexo Rises 7% as It Reenters the US Market

Nexo (NEXO) is on a strong upswing, climbing over 7% in the last 24 hours and recording a 17% gain over the week while announcing reentry in the US.

Nexo Brings Instant Crypto Loans and Savings Products Back to U.S. Users

Nexo resumes full U.S. operations after 2022 exit, unveiling expanded crypto banking services. New offerings include instant credit lines, savings accounts, and crypto-backed USD access. Crypto lending sector shows strong revival, with TVL up 53% to $15B by April 2025.

Nexo to reenter US market after two-year regulatory exit and $45 million settlement

Quick Take The crypto lender announced its U.S. comeback at a private event attended by Donald Trump Jr., son of the President, among others. Nexo previously exited the United States due to multi-agency investigations and eventually paid $45 million to settle charges with federal and state watchdogs.